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Daily movie, TV & music games
These daily games are for anyone who can name a film from a single frame or a song from its first few notes. Framed shows a still from a movie and adds another with every wrong guess, Bandle builds up a song one instrument at a time, and Actorle hides a mystery actor behind a list of their films.
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Cinematrix
Fill a three-by-three grid with films that match both clues.
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Framed
Name the movie from a still frame. Each wrong guess shows another.
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Bandle
Name the song as the band joins in, one instrument at a time.
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Actorle
Guess the mystery actor from a list of their films, with the titles hidden.
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Telematrix
Fill a three-by-three grid with TV shows that match both clues.
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Box Office Game
Name the five biggest films from one weekend in box-office history.
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Spotle Movies
Guess the mystery film in ten tries, using clues about cast, year and more.
Cinematrix and Telematrix, both from Vulture, are three-by-three grids where every answer has to match two clues, one for movies and one for TV. Most of these games are free; the Vulture grids may need an account or payment on their site, which we note on each game's page. Film fans can also try the Box Office Game, which asks for the five biggest films of one weekend in cinema history, and Spotle Movies, where every guess reveals clues about the director, year and cast.